Ida "Bobbie" Tyger

I loved Bobbie so much! Whenever I asked her how she was doing she tell me she was full of piss and vinegar. She snuck me containers of Jell-O shots at the bank all the time. I'd wait until I got home to enjoy them though! When I quit she gave me the biggest hug and I tried to see her every time I was in NH after I moved back home. Stay full of piss and vinegar and give them hell Tyger! I'll bring the Jell-O shots when we meet again!

My deepest condolences to Roxanne and the Tyger family. Bobbie filled the hearts of many and will be missed. Prayers of comfort for all her loved ones.

So sorry of your loss. We will miss her coming in for her lamb at Janetos. She was a Hoot. From the gang at Janetos.

Roxanna and Peter,
The thought of your mom is a wonderful childhood memory for me. She would yell at me to keep me in line like I was one of her own. She was a part of my village that helped raise me. A truly great lady. I'm sorry for your loss.
Sharon McCusker Moore

I was blessed to know Bobbie years ago on Forest St. She would always brighten up the day with a big smile and true she told it like it was, I am very sorry to hear she has passed on. I also know that God has his arms around her and will guide her to her family. God Bless

Roxanne and family, so sorry for your the loss of your mom. Claire Lefebvre

Caroline and Bobbie's Family,
Very sad that Bobbie has left us and I hope your pain heals in time. As said by many-She was one of a kind! Her greetings were like no other. She set such a wonderful example to stay busy and active in your later years. How many miles did she walk in her lifetime? Again sorry for your loss.
Brenda Salisbury
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